Discover How Pittsburgh Became A Leader In 'Remaking Learning'

Education is constantly evolving and has come a long way since the days of the “new math.” Remake learning is the latest trend in education. Emphasizing digital learning, creativity and innovation we’ll discover how Pittsburgh has become a leader in this movement with Anne Sekula, director of the Remake Learning Council. Also taking part in the conversation is Kevin Gavin, WESA’s executive producer for special projects.

The Remake Learning series is a collaboration of 90.5 WESA, WQED, Pittsburgh Magazine and NEXTpittsburgh.

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